Juno 1585 - 1589

Jacob Matham's "Juno" (1585-1589) is an engraving depicting the Roman goddess Juno, the wife of Jupiter. The goddess is seated upon a cloud and is adorned with a veil, while a peacock, her sacred animal, stands beside her. The intricate engraving techniques used in the work are notable and display Matham's skills as a printmaker. "Juno" is a captivating example of the artistic style of the late 16th century and highlights the lasting influence of classical mythology.